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Jmetto League yueting In Lake fltyJDn Friday ^ followin* dispatch from £ &iy will ho ot tetereet to of the P^metto W* scheduled to ***\Le at !:*• Friday afternoon nians for the roorgani- ^ the Palmetto league and details Of Pi*** for the Jf^ou. The meeting will be |Pv 9 . a n ■■^aumea T ummrleava If a. 5! tTthe American Legion Me- fJLr building here, located one n , w i tk<t dtv limits on the k Take City club said represent * , of all of the towns which, 2 teams in the league this year r expected to attend and it to ^ported that sereral other !^. are seeking a berth in the and repeeseniotlTee (' ST are InTited to he present 'SJe league atarted Wf this year ah eight team* and finished with IL after Myrtle Beach with- T With Port Jackin aroar- 7. definitely put thera will be doings for two otker towns if * lesgue agrees to on eight club XitreaentatiTes of aereral wn a in the league this year met egatly io Georgetown to dtocuss joague situation. The consen- . appeared to faror a type of m i.nro baseball, but they were finitely interested In adopting „t stringent rules and regula rs for the leaqse. Among the , m8 which came up for dtocusalon )re player salary limit, club ary limit, ItanlUtioa of club iter and the question of terrl- t from which to draw players. ie question of player or club lary bar coma up aereral times [ore and the matter has always tn left for each chib to set Ita a limit. According to reports l0 some of the clubs this has runted to each club paying all j funds they receire at the gate i all they can get by public sub- Iptlon and donations to keep a mlng club going. The question territory from which each club ,y draw players has been limited a definite radius. The lesgue ■rated for Mine time with a Hus of 26 miles mid the past ir it was Increased t6 40 miles iwing each club atoo to obtain ir beyond that limit Borne argue it if a player salary limit and lub salary limit are fixed s bet- brand of bail can ha provided allowing each club unlimited ritory from which to draw yera. The towns represented at the >rgetown meeting last week in- ded: Lake City, Orangeburg, Igstree and Georgetown. The lowing recommendations were ipted by that group to be pre- tad to the longue at the meet- here Friday afternoon for their sld era ties: u 1. Reorganise the league lo ng all old members to- join. 2. Establish a definite player [ club salary limit. ’ l- Allow clubs to draw players n aa unlimited territory. L Define definitely the powers duties of the league president I. Limit dub ranter to U The Better Business Division of the Sumter Chamber of Commerce 1 this week sent out a warning to people to be on their guard for Christmas racketeers and schem ers. These cheap tricksters not only seek to involve the unin formed individuals, but are bold enough to try their antics and ex tortion rackets on experienced business men. Some of the things to be on the lookout for are: 1. Collection of C. O. D. charges from neighbors on gift packages filled with unordered goods, on the representation that the ad dressee is “not at home now.” 2. Solicitation of funds for Christmas baskets by high pres sure promoters who pocket all or most of the funds collected. *• >The solicitation of Christmas advertisements for questionable or non-existent publications. 4. Collection' of deposits for Christmas photographs by phony photographers who fail to deliver Any. pictures. 5. The isle by sidewalk hawkers of gift merchandise which can be found at much lower prices in reputable stores. 4. The shipment of unordered gift merchandise to retail stores in the hope that they will mis takenly accept and pay for it, dur ing the Christmas rush. 7. . Mail appeals at Christmas time from unknown charitable or ganisations or individuals in dis tant cities in the form or a re quest for a donation for some merchandise enclosed with the ap peal, such as handkerchiefs, pen cils, neckties, etc. 5. The passing of bad checks on the purchase of gifts merchan dise particularly of an amouht far in excess of the actual purchase price. >. The mailing of punchcards designed to sell shoddy merchan dise which cannot be sold through normal trade channels. Miss Joyce Rose, of Blaney, Voted Most Athletic In Class At s recent meeting of the senior class, Joyce Rose of Blaney was selected as “Most Athletic’’ member of the senior class. These senior superlatives will appear in a special section of the 1950 edi tion of the Columbia College yearbook, The Columbian. Joyce is a member of Sigma Tau Sigma, national fraternity for home economics, 'education club. Baptist Student Union Council ana recently die participated in the annual Tiny Day” held at Winthrop College. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Rose of Blaney. BBLICt PRESERVED Egypt permits no persons who sea not representatives of muse ums or universities to dig ter an tiquities in Its territory. doubiefa eader In cos# of rained out l Move the sew players date of the i l Play six deadline for sign to the open play a week and “8. Play home, and away from home games on snecesslve nights. “9. Bet up penalties to be fllcted upon may club which vio lates the player Salary latioa or pays a bonus before the end of the ALL j FOR A. a e CHRISTMAS • Juvenile Football Uniforms • Footballs, 75c to 15.00 ' . - - •AT• " • Basketballs, 2.00 to 20.00 # • Basketball Outfits, Goals, Net ond Ball, 3.95 to 5.95 v, ■' • ‘ .. •. \ , - • Bikes and Trikes < , • • Model Airplanes w > ' • Table Tennis Sets and r* < n * Union Hardware Roller Skates ♦ V ‘Jj Sports Equipment, Inc. 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